Sentences with phrase «shows under the rubric»

She had built a base for this by establishing a series of shows under the rubric, «Solid Concept,» bringing Bay Area Conceptualist artists David Ireland, Terry Fox, Tom Marioni, Howard Fried, Tony Labat, and others to local, national, and international attention.

Not exact matches

The organizers of «Jew York,» a show at Zach Feuer and Untitled galleries in New York last summer, were turned down by several artists who didn't want to appear under such a rubric.

Muddying the waters even more is the fact that many Light and Space artists were also included under the greater rubric of Minimalism and showed in exhibitions like «Primary Structures» in New York.

Those that spring out of a particular culture — Amish or Gee's Bend, or Navajo weaving for that matter, may be included in museum and gallery shows, but typically under the cultural rubric; individual artists often remain anonymous.)

This staggering show foregrounded the artist's most densely readjusted paintings, and was organized under the rubric of a search — with «true painting» as the moralizing payoff.

And as with the contents of that show, his pictures make us wonder whether they really need or call for placement under the rubric of «art.»

Reality TV shows, which now often fall unapologetically under the rubric of «documentary television,» are known to be staged for greater dramatic effect.